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AMD Phenom II X4 910
$250.00
Released June, 2009
The Pros:95w TPD - lower (cooler, less power hungry) than the faster model's 125W. Affordable compared to Intel options. Part of the latest AM3 platform, support for DDR3 memory.
The Cons:Difficult to find - might only be available to system manufacturers. 95W TDP is still slightly hot, power hungry. Not required for the majority of consumers.
The Phenom II X4 910 is a high-end quad-core desktop processor, one of several new 45nm Deneb-based models introduced by AMD in 2009. The processor clocks in at 2.6 GHz, and features a 1MB L2 and 6MB L3 cache, unlike the 805 and 810 models, which have L3 caches of only 4 MB.
Cool'n'Quiet technology decreases noise and heat output from the 95W CPU, while HyperTransport 3.0 technology scales performance to reduce power consumption. It also features Enhanced Virus Protection, for protection against some viruses. It differs only slightly from the Phenom II X4 925, which features a 2.8GHz frequency.
Features
- Quad-core
- 2.6GHz frequency
- 2x512KB L2 and 6MB L3 caches
- 95W TDP
- AMD64 technology
- Socket AM3
- DDR-3 memory
- Enhanced Virus Protection
- Cool'n'Quiet 3.0
- HyperTransport 3.0
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Pros & Cons
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95w TPD - lower (cooler, less power hungry) than the faster model's 125W
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affordable compared to Intel options
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part of the latest AM3 platform, support for DDR3 memory
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powerful enough for the majority of PC enthusiasts, gamers
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difficult to find - might only be available to system manufacturers
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95W TDP is still slightly hot, power hungry. Not required for the majority of consumers.
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Sam :
#amd_phenom_ii_x4_910 I got this AMD Phenom X4 910 processor with a HP Pavilion Elite Model e9220y from Best Buy I regret . I decided to try and upgrade it even though it doesn't have a Sli slot on the mother board. I replaced the Ati 512 ram video card with a PNY Nvidia GTX 460 and upgraded the power supply from 350w to 500w but it seems like im not getting all i can out of my GPU. My question is can this processor support this video card ? thanx in advance for any input
Jan 8, 11
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